#3 A snapshot of the lethal and traumatic night, during which an estimated 1,500 to 1,733 tons of flammable napalm was dropped by more than 300 B-29 bombers. The Air Force called it “Operation Meetinghouse.” March 10, 1945. Tokyo, Japan.

A snapshot of the lethal and traumatic night, during which an estimated 1,500 to 1,733 tons of flammable napalm was dropped by more than 300 B-29 bombers. The Air Force called it “Operation Meetinghouse.” March 10, 1945. Tokyo, Japan.

The firebombing of Tokyo: Haunting Photos Show the Aftermath of Deadliest Bombing During WWII

#3 A snapshot of the lethal and traumatic night, during which an estimated 1,500 to 1,733 tons of flammable napalm was dropped by more than 300 B-29 bombers. The Air Force called it “Operation Meetinghouse.” March 10, 1945. Tokyo, Japan.

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